Seaweed Bath Tea
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We are drawn to the sea. So, can we not say that the sea must be drawn to us? Not only is your blood mostly water, but that portion of your blood has a concentration of salt that is remarkable similar to seawater.
Our seaweed bath tea is packed with six types of seaweed that has been chosen to improve blood circulation, reduce inflammation, detox your skin, and promote collagen growth.
spirulina, bladderwrack, nori, wakame, kelp, irish moss, sea clay, sea salts
230 grams
Key Ingredients
Thalassotherapy
Repeatedly immersing yourself in the elements of Thalassotherapy, helps to restore your body’s natural chemical balance - the balance that we all need to thrive and survive.
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When you submerge your body in a bath of seaweed it allows you to absorb a concentrated amount of vital vitamins, nutrients and amino acids that gently feed your skin. The niacin improves blood circulation, bringing nutrients and oxygen quickly to skin and muscle cells in need of repair. The amino acids aid in hydration, help with inflammation, redness and skin irritations. The iodine encourages detox of heavy metals and chemicals. The antioxidants help with skin condition, supports collagen and promotes healthy skin elasticity. Bathing in all of this goodness promotes healthy self-care rituals.
How to Use
Draw a hot bath and fill the included reusable muslin tea bag with the botanicals and salts. Drop it in the hot bath tub. Seaweeds like much hotter water to release their beneficial healing qualities. Once the water is cooled to your desired temperature, sink in and relax while the seaweeds, botanicals, sea salts and essential oils soothe your muscles and joints- allowing your body to rejuvenate and unwind.
Instead of using chemicals to preserve our products we make small batches fresh.
Instead of contributing to plastic pollution we use biodegradable, reusable or recycleable products.
Instead of using synthetic fragrance, we use essential oils, natural plant essence and flavours or nothing at all.
Instead of using colour dyes we use clays, plants and mica minerals to create our colours.